This topic provides comparisons of old and new versions to help you map familiar features and learn to use the new look.
The menu bar at the top of every page is slimmer and simpler. The top image is the "old" UI, the bottom is the new.
In the previous user interface, adminstrators could make changes to, or add new web parts and tabs on a page, and always saw those utilities present. Now by entering/exiting Page Admin Mode, administrators can still make those changes, but can also review the page as non-admin users will see it.
To access this mode, select (Admin) > Page Admin Mode. When in admin mode, an "Exit Admin Mode" button will be shown in the header. To exit Page Admin Mode, simply click this button. If you access the menu in Page Admin Mode, you will see the link reads "Exit Page Admin Mode" to make it clear which direction the toggle will go.
The web part menu is still available when outside Page Admin Mode, but the set of options is limited to the set of actions editors can take, i.e. those not circled above.
For more, see Page Admin Mode.
The new user interface offers a more graphical and intuitive grid layout making it easier to page through, manage, and interpret your data.
For details, see Data Grids: Basics.
You can display web parts to users without the enclosing frame and menus. This can streamline your page layout, enable embedding web part content more smoothly in wikis, and use other UI features like carousels. For example, the icon is sufficient to explain the purpose of a search web part without the addition of the frame.
Administrators can access the title and menu of frameless web parts when in Page Admin Mode.
Learn more here.
As we transition to our user interface, we are very interested in your feedback. Select Give UI Feedback from the (User) menu.
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